iHeartMedia announced today that Pedro Javier Gonzalez has been named Senior Vice President of Programming for Miami, effective immediately. Read more: Grace Blazer Named Senior Vice President of Programming at iHeartMedia Miam.
iHeartMedia Miami has a strong cross-platform presence and includes a number of iconic brands and franchises — both broadcast and digital — encompassing eight stations comprised of music, talk and news formats.
iHeartMedia has the leading consumer reach and influence across multiple platforms and delivers more live programming than any other media company.
As Senior Vice President of Programming, Pedro Javier (“PJ”) will be responsible for programming, social, digital and marketing strategy. He will report to Shari Gonzalez, Market President for iHeartMedia Miami.
“PJ Gonzalez’ deep understanding of audience preferences, creative vision and strategic leadership will undoubtedly elevate our stations’ content and engagement.
We’re thrilled to welcome PJ to our team and look forward to his contributions in shaping the future of our market’s audio landscape.”
PJ has served as Senior Vice President of iHeartLatino since 2018 where he’ll continue in that role. His previous experience includes VP of Content at Univision Radio and VP of Programming for Uno Radio Group Puerto Rico.
“I am thrilled and fully committed. I’m prepared to work closely with our outstanding team and capitalize on the distinctive opportunities presented by the dynamic and constantly evolving Miami market,” Pedro Javier Gonzalez said.
PJ replaces Rob Miller who will remain at iHeartMedia as a strategic advisor for the Hot AC format and other projects.
iHeartMedia is the leading media outlet in the Miami market with multiple platforms, including its broadcast stations; live events; data; and its digital businesses and platforms, including mobile, social and its own iHeartRadio, iHeartMedia’s free all-in-one digital music, podcasting and live streaming radio service – with 3 billion app downloads and more than 160 million registered users.